Reviews for Rehabilitation Program: Sutter Alta Bates Summit Medical Center
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Google: 5/5
Rehabilitation Program: Sutter Alta Bates Summit Medical Center
2450 Ashby Ave, Berkeley
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I drove myself to the ER after I sent months in and out of John Muir ER. Coming here was my last hope and highly recommended by a dear friend and my dad. From the moment I arrived, I received top care. The triage nurse Justine embraced me, listened to me, and worked diligently to get me checked in, ordered labs, and put me on the list for a room. Dr. Fields was a Rockstar. She ordered my imaging and was able to diagnose my problem immediately. John Muir and Martinez Regional Medical Center would have just gotten me out of their hair. She offered me pain meds and started m with fluids and other things my body needed. She sent me home with two medications so I could get...read full review
Alta Bates Summit Medical Center both campus-Ashby & summit, mother was in & out ED, admitted 3times in 4 weeks.Beyond good experiences from ED guards, triage nurse, nurses /Physicians, lab tech, EKG tech, xray, CT teams, surgery, ICU, Dr Eric Lin,6 floor rooms, all nurses, ma, PT, OT, wound care, case managers, charge Nurses, room clean-Sharon, food services-Michael, all awesome wonderful & caring.ED clinicians were beyond professional, friendly detailed and caring, special thanks to Dr. Daniel Grunwald, Dr Michael Huynh Dr Starr. especially thanks to Dr Judith Cheng who save mom's life in the 1st place, Surgeon Dr. Merzlikin who done emergency surgery at midnight for...read full review
Nothing like waking up from a medical procedure, unmasked (obviously because I needed anesthesia) , only to have an unmasked nurse hovering over you (after she had tended to who knows how many other unmasked patients, some who were coughing). I think patients should have the right to choose whether or not they are tended to by someone without a mask. It's a hospital, it's germ central. Covid is still a thing, and I imagine that surgical procedures compromise one's immune system even more. The rest of my team was great, but I should feel like my health and safety are a priority at a freaking hospital.In response to the reply to my review - the problem is that I wasn't...read full review